arbitrader
Mechanical
- Nov 7, 2000
- 26
I know this is a basic hydraulics question, but here goes:
I am limited to 100 psig at the discharge of a centrifugal pump.
Product is gasoline with SG of 0.72.
Static head is 25'.
I want to determine max flow rate for a given size pipe and have calculated all of my equivalent lengths of pipe, fittings, valves.
I know that my static head of 25' of gasoline uses up 7.8 psig of my 100 psig allowable. Question is; when I calculate my friction head (using Cameron Hydraulic Data)do I convert this head value to psig based upon SG of water or gasoline?
I am limited to 100 psig at the discharge of a centrifugal pump.
Product is gasoline with SG of 0.72.
Static head is 25'.
I want to determine max flow rate for a given size pipe and have calculated all of my equivalent lengths of pipe, fittings, valves.
I know that my static head of 25' of gasoline uses up 7.8 psig of my 100 psig allowable. Question is; when I calculate my friction head (using Cameron Hydraulic Data)do I convert this head value to psig based upon SG of water or gasoline?